Bob Lyons

Me too, that Fliegerbluse is a beauty Steve ! Bob

Thanks Rick and James, and yes that was a rivet of some form in the back of the bar, which was loose, and it now hides somewhere in the carpet (as of about 2 minutes ago), I will have to do a search and locate the little beast, but it wasn't attached to anything, and when I gave it a gentle touch with a finger nail it bailed out straight into hiding somewhere in the carpet. (I am doing some 12 hour day shifts at the moment, and have only just arrived home, so will get some time to scratch around for it when I get some more time. Your comments are greatly appreciated, and thanks agan. Best wishes Bob

and the other lot... Thanks for looking Bob

Reverses...

closer on the other 4...

a bit closer on the left hand group... (what is the bottom ribbon on the far right, the blue with white strips) ???

OK, be gentle with me, thought I would photograph the few ribbon bars that I still have left, see what is ok and what isn't.... Here go's....

Thanks very much gents, the help is greatly appreciated. With best wishes Bob

You sure know how to impress with just one document PK, bloody brilliant. Bob

And the reverse of the photo showing him with his awards, sadly all I can make out is the 1944 date, any help deciphering this would also be greatly appreciated. Best wishes Bob

This is on the reverse of the photo that shows him close up....

The goblet originally came from Detlev Niemann, with his guarantee....

With his DKiG and Krim Shield....

Ernst...

And the 2 photos of Uffz Ernst Quaas of KG 26...

The maker stamp, with the Alpaka logo....

Iron Cross detail....

Rank...

Award date, 23 Jan 1943.

The recipients name, Uffz Ernst Quaas.

Eagle detail....

The other side...

Hi all, Just picked this goblet up this afternoon, funny how things go around, I owned this a couple of years back, and managed to get it back in trades today. Any info on the recipient would be greatly recieved... The photos,

By gee you get around Christophe, great photos, and I thoroughly enjoyed viewing them, thanks. Best wishes Bob

Fantastic !